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it Store Oncn Fridav EveniW Until 9:30 Closed All Da Saturday, July 4th Now Is the Time to Look to Your Oatinn llzz - i I 'P " " , ; r . ..., : : sr-- v '.- :.!',,- - r-r T; "T T ' "' ' 111 iveingerfliors, ocreen ioors, winQow ocreens, yas cioves, mc vcgoi ynims uuu KCiicautucuta m m juug y vummu m mMu.wat H c a d q uartcrjslf on Trunks-Dags 3dFL Portland Agents for "VutforVPd Shades THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING; JULY 1, 1908. News Regular $ 1 125 Shirtwaists for 52c Each Regular $ 1.75 Shirtwaists for 85c Eadti; $2,75 Shirtwaists $ 1.79 5,000 Wpmei)''.0)tton Shirtwaists, pf lawn,' mercerufd and dotted. Swiss; fancy Waists, tai lrH Wbliti and f!nlleffc . Rlnuses.. trimmed -in- lace, embroidery and tucks: white, cream, black; checksiand .dotsr all. size! and a great CO variety! values up to ' $1.2S your choice. .ala-V" 2,500 Women's White Cotton Shirtwaists, in fine sheer lawns; pin tucked yoke, with two rows of embroidery if low yokejsolid front of embroid ery, or row5of insertionand embroidery; but toned front or back; with long or short OC,. sleeves; all sizes; values to $175, eah..OJl. 2,500 Women's fine Cotton Shirtwaists, in lawns and batiste, trimmed with fancy yokes of lace and embroidery; solid front of , pin-tucking or rows of lace and embroidery; all sires; great assortment; values up to $275; on sale tfjt 7Q at this special low price of, your choice, v I f $8.50 to $9.50 Silk Petticoat&$5.45 Ea. These handsome silk Underskirts: se cured from a prominent Philadelphia manufacturer at a price far below their actual value, because conditions east were not conducive for his unloading a stock of over 6,000 skirts; made of su perior quality taffeta silk, with deep full flare flounce with shirred ruffle and five rows of 'j-mch bands; white, pink, rose, tan, champagne, Copenhagen, brown, navy, gray, steel and black; well-ipa.de and finished throughout; silk petticoats that find ready sale at prices jIC from $8.50 to $9.50, each e9Vt) A sale extraordinary of women's tai lored - Suits in Panama cloths, fancy voiles and fancy stripes and checks, worsteds, etc.; faney tailored coats, trimmed with silk and braid vest ef fects.; also rich plain tailored suits. Coats are in cutaways, tight and semi fitting effects; skirts are gored or full pleated, with folds; in browns, tans, grays, navy, black, rose, etc.; all sizes. Great variety; $40 values; OC special this sale, choice. ylV.tOw AH pur Rajah Silk Suits on sale at greatly reduced prices Second Floor Samp! eso fWom en's Underwear eluding cottons, lisles, silk lisles, silk-plated hose Fancy undervests, made low neck and sleeveless -Lace-trimmed drawers, union suits, etc. All, new, desirable summer underwear at a big saying Look to your needs and profit by the following very exceptionally low prices Take advantage 15c values on sale at, per garment. . . . .... r. .M0 25c values on sale at, per garment .17 35c values on sale at, per garment. 24 50c values on sale at, per garment. .-. . 34 7.5c Values on sale at, per garment 50 $1.00 values on sale at, per garment .67 $1.50 values on sale at, per garment . $1.00 $2.50 values on sale at, per garment . . .-. .$1.67 $4.50 values on sale at, per garment. $3.00 Great values in Women's Fine Undermuslins on the Second Floor today. We are Portland agents for "Nemo" Corsets. Children's Underwear at very low prices. Outing and Picnic Supplies at Low Prices 30c Camp Stools at, -each.'. 23e 50c Camp Stools, with back .35 irJVater Mugs 18; 35c values.. 25 Boys' $1.75. Baseball Suits 98 15 per cent iif dn all Croquet Sets $3.50 Swinging Hammocks, ea..$2.95 All Porch Swings at reduced prices 5x8 cotton bunting Flags,. each. .$1.35 75c Flags.... 49; $1.00 Flags... 69 All lines of camp supplies reduced beach Supplies on Sale at Special Prices Sheet Iron Camp Stoves, each?.. 1.50 4-hole Iron. Camp Stoves, each..?l.T5" Regular $1.25 ax, 99; $1.10 ax.. "88 Regular 75c Hatchets on sale at.. 59 Regular 75c Hammers on sale.. 59 10 quar.t Galvanized Pails, each..! Regular 60c Deitz Lantern, each.. 4 Regular 65,c Bucksaw, special at.. 52 $1.10 Cast-Iron Camp Kettle, ea..88 Regular $1.25 Dutch Oven, each.. 99 Regular 20c Fry Pans, -at, each.. 16 30c Granite Flask on sale for, ea..24 Regular 25c Tin Coffee Pots for.. 19 Tin Plates on sale at, the dozen... 45 Tin Cups, special at, the dozen.... 45 Regular 18c Tin Kettles, at each.. 14 Iron handle Knives and Forks, dz.50 Steam Cookers, just the thing for the coast, priced at $1.75 up to, ea..f6.5d Tin Spoons on stele at, the dozen.. T Tin Dippers, 8; Tin Kettles, ea..lO All kinds of coast supplies in Basement Picnic Groceries at Special Low Prices 3 packages . Saratoga "Chips . 25 1 -lb. cans Sliced Pineapple..- 10 Macojiaxhie imported Clio-Chow. .5 --Imperial Nut Butter at .-v.1 '2-pint bottle Penn Yann Pickles.. 25 Durkee's Salad Dressing, at IO 3 bottles plain or stuffed Olives.. 25 JJ-pint bottle Klarachino Cherries. .20 3 can Span.-Anv. Fork and Beans..25 3 cans Van Camp's Pork & Beans . 25 Le Glizic Sardines, at, per can 10 Welch's Grape Juice at, bottle 42 .Welch' Grape Juice, pts., bottle.. 23 3 cans Carnation or Pioneer Cre'ni.25 1 -lb. can Of Shrimps for 10 2-lb.' can of Shrimps for 20 Swansdown Marshm allows 10 Phones Exchange 4, A-6061. 4th July TravTg Necessities Leather-covered Suit Cses, brass lock and fittings, two leather straps all around; linen lined, shirt-fold; on sale at these special low prices: 24-in., regular $7.00 values, ea. .f 5.55 26-in., regular $7.59 values, ea. .$6. OO 24-inch full cowhide Suit cases, brass lock and bolts, linen lined, shirt fold; etc.; regular $7 val- dr QC ues, on sale for, each . . . 24 and 26-inch-Keratol covered Suit cases, brass lock and bolts, linen lined, four inside straps; the best regular $3 and $3 25 val- dJO 4 A ues, on sale at, special, ea. Dfcil" 24-inch full stock cowhide Suitcases, leather and satin lining, brass -trimmings; 4he best models, as fol . lows: Sll.Oflues, on sale, each. . . $8.SO $14.25 values, on sale, each. . ,?11.40 $15.25 values, on sale, each. . .$12.20 $17.25 values, on sale, each. . .f 13.SO Brown Grass Suitcases-, very best mod els; our $3.75 values, this sale f3..00 Our $4.00 values, for this sale 3.25 $5 Keratol Suitcases, special, ea..?4.QO Traveling Bags iH ay grades and styles. Trunks, all grades sizes ;kwest prices. Genuine Black Seal Traveling Bags, Ox ford style, sewed frame, pearl leather lined; 14 and 15-inch sizes; great values at these extraordinary sale prices: 14- inch, regular $14 values, each. $10. SO 15- inch, regular $15 values, each.?11.25 Genuine cowhide high-cut Club Bags, el ephant grain, linen, brass locks, catches: 14- in., regular $3.25 values, each. ?2. 60 15- in., regular $3.50 values, each-. $2.80 16- in., regular $3.75 values, each. $ 3.00 17- in., regular $4:25-values, each.f3.20 18- in., regular $4.25 values, each.$3.40 Complete line of Leather, Canvas and Straw Telescopesy in all sizes and grades; large assortment at special low prices. SALE MEN YOUNG MEN Boys' $5 Suits $539 Boys' KfoiUi Suits 98c Great three days' saje of Boys Knickerbocker Suits in Fancy Cheviots, Tweeds and Gassirnereg Dark 1 gray, browns and Pibtturcs in stripes and overplaids Tht3 season's best .style and fnanufeicture-Every garment well made and finished throughout All y sizes for boys 8 to 16 years of age Regular $5.00 values on Bale at' this exceptionally fc y low special price per suit 500 Boy's , Tan Khaki Suits, military style, with red straps and brass buttons; long trousers; all sizes for" QQ boys 7 to 16 years of age. Great special values at.vOC ' --"7 ... Fine Outing Suits $ 1 8-S20 Values $ 1 3.83 $25-$28 Values $17.65 Great three days sale of Men's and Young Men's Outing Suits 600 new, high-class garments, divided into two lots, both of which are exceptional values All are this season's most fashionable suits Materials including cheviots, homespuns, unfinished cassimeres, fancy worsteds, blue serges and .handsome, new imported cloths Grays, browns, tans, stripes and overplaids Coats are skeleton-lined Trousers with belt loops and cuff bottoms Hand-tailored through out All sizes and the best bargains of the season in high-grade hot-weather apparel- Two immense lots Styles to suit every in dividual fancy On sale at these low prices ; $18-S20 Values $12.83 S25-S28 Values $17.63 ,r,. , -, .,. See Our Morrison Street Window Display 1.?5 Long Silk Gloves at 98c Per Pair Regular $ 1 .25 Flannel Gowns 69c Each Cotinuation of the great special summer sale of women's Long Silk Gloves of standard manufacture; all the well-known makes, including Kayser, Fownesi! Gloversville, Niagara and others; black, white, tan, brown, navy, pink, red, gar ' net, old rose, gray, slate, green, nile, lavender, etc.; all sizes,, doube finger QO tips; regular $1.75 values supply your summer needs at this price, pair FOL Outing flannel Gowns for coast and mountain wear;, 500 dozen ii this lot; fancy pink and Mue.stripes trimmed in braid; made. full sjze. and $1.25 value. e.9 Mail orders will be promptly 'and carefully filled. Take advantage of this sale. Hot Weather Toilet Goods 15c Swansdown Powder on sale at. 9 25c La Ledinsante on sale, special. 18 35c Idaline Powder on sale, spl..23 Reg. 50c Robertine Powder at.... 33 25c Satin Skin Powder on sale at. 19f Regular 45c LaBlache Powder at. 33 50c Robertine Face Lotion, spl..33 50c Hind's Almond Lotion, spl..39 25c Benzoine and Almond, special. 19 Special lot of Box Papers, with 1 quire paper and ejivr' , es to match; OQ regular 35c values, at, the box tDC Regular 75c Pompeiran Cream. . .53 Regular 50c Satin Skin Cream for.39 Regular 25c Satin Skin Cream for. 19 35c Adorable Cream, special, for.. 26 Regular 25c Sanitol Cream for... 190 50c Charles Flesh Food on sale.. 33 50c Pebeco Tooth Taste on sale..39f 25c Rubifoam, special for, each..l7 25c Graves' Tooth Powder, spl..l6 25c Liberated Tooth Powder, for. 19 Reg. 25c Lyon's Tooth Powder.. 16 Dr. Graves' Talcum Powder, spl..H Dr. Dree's-Talcum Powder, spl..l2 Airfloat Talcum Powder, special... 7$ Mennen's Ta!cun Powder, special. All lines of Sundries at very low prices. Tomorrow--Sale Men's Underwear $1.50 Vals. 59cGarm't Women's Oxfords at Very Low Prices Lot 1 3,500 pairs women's patent colt, vici kid, brown kid and tan Russia calf Oxfords; "Christie"' ties and 2 button styles; lace and Blucher ef- . fects; 2-button and buckle, plain and tipped toes; all new $3 footwear, of the best model and- grade, JJO OQ all sizes and widths, , pair. OLfaJ For Thursday's selling a timely offering of 15,000 garments of Men's Underwear at a wonderfully low price The reserved stocks of two of the best-known mills in the country High Grade Summer Underwear in all the bes,t styles' and grades, including silk lisles, mercerized lisles, striped lisles, fancy weaves, plain and fancy balbriggan Blues, pinks, ecrus, white, plain colorings, fancy stripes and checks All sizes in shirts' and drawers, also a few union suits Summer underwear of quality at a saving you cannot afford to pass by Values up to $1.50 a garment Buy all you want at this mar- (? , yelously low special price, per garment ..... . . . . r7w Come early if you want the best bargains See thS big Fifth Btreet window display Great values in all lines of Men's Summer Furnishings Economists will supply their needs Men's Shoes l,000'y pairs men's high-grade custom made Shoes, high and low cut; pat ent colt, gun-metal calf, vici kidlace, button and Bluchet style; -all new shapes; sizes 6, 6&, 7 and 7yi only; all the finest grades of , shoes, sell ing regularly at $5 and TOTOlJ Special, ypur choice, pair.jyu00 Lot 2 1,500 pairs ofwomen's tan Rus sia calf, brown kid, black patent. jtolt, vici kid and gunmetal Oxfords;" welt soles, tipped or plain toes, ' walking heels; in all sizes and widths; standard-$350 "footwear; supply your wants, special price. yfaQv THREE STEAMERS : m 1HE RIVER Katanga Receives Orders to Proceed ito Torts on Puget Sound. NEVADA N CALLS FOE SALMON SHIPMENT Sorwegian -Steamer Tabor Arrive t : Astoria and' Goes to Knappton to m lioad Lumber for Australia Brlt- lsh Steamer Aeon Clears. The large British- ateamer Katanga which put Into Columbia river yeater . flay afternoon from Guaymaa, Mexico, waa ordered to proceed to Comoro B. CX, this morning to fill ; her bunker and then go to Puget otind ports to take general cargo' for Vladivostok !aad othar pbrte In Siberfa and VNorth. China," -lx The Katahgf ta under charter to Frank Waterhouaa 4 Co., -.and it waa "h6t definitely settled what business to give her when ' she left the Mexican rorts several days ago. In - the mean line a couple other company liners came along and picked up wnat rreigm was on hand at this port." One of them, the bier British steamer Aeon, which cleaned last night for Napier, New Zea land, . with l.ouo.ouu reet or nr lumner taken on here at the mill's of the North Pacific Lumber company, and 997.999 feet of Mdwood lumber and .75.000 red wood shingles, taken on at Eureka, I al. The fir goes to Napier, but the redwood goes to Sydney, N. S. W. The Aeon was given very quick dispatch, since she arrived here only a week ago. The large Norwegian steamer Tabor arrived at Astoria yesterday afternoon and went to Knappton to load lumber for Australia, tthe comes under char ter to G. W. McNear & Co. and will re ceive her cargo at the Knappton mills opposite Astoria The Norwegian steamer Guernsey which has- been load ing lumber at Tongue Point for. severaj days will come to the mills of the Port land Lumber company some time this week to' finish the cargo for Shanghai. Tha American-Hawaiian Steamship company's liner Nevadan arrived at As toria yesterday afternoon to take on a shipment of salmon for transshipment over the Isthmus to New, Terk. The Nevadan Tiamertn from Seattle oh her way to the Isthmus by way of San' Francisco. r N STEAMERS IN MIXUr. Five River Oaf Have Close Call In 1 the Harbor. Flvs"river steamers, the Bailey Gat- sert. Charles R. Spencer. Capital City, Tha Dalles City "-and ' Joseph ' Kellogg, narrowly avoided getting Into a aerlous tnlxup below the Morrison and Burnslde bridges at 7 o'clock this morning. The boats started from their respec tive docks at tha same time, and before any ona was aware of It they had got ten into a cluster from which It aeemed It would be difficult to get away with out damage to -some of the boats. The Charles K. Bpencer andw-Capltal ' City brushed fides and the others were prac tically t-lockfd back rf them. "The Joseph Kellogg cams d6wn through, tha draw and found Herself blocked bv the four,boats that had pulled out from the Alder and Washington street docks at the same time. Three of the boats, the Bailey Gatiert, Dalles C'ty and Capital Cltv, pulled out from Alrtcr street dock and the Charles R. Spevicer left the Washington street dock. , After maneuvering for several min utes the Spencer- pulled out and got away from the bunch. In doing so she caused considerable of a swell, with the result that dock owners are complain ing of her having violated the speed limit NEW C. R. R. ORIENTAL) LIVER. rrlncess Charlotte Will Come Out From England Shortly. . (United Ecca Leased Wire.) Victoria. B. C, Jufy 1. Another Ca nadian Pacific steamer has been launched in England. In a couple of months the Princess Charlotte will steam around the Hern and assist the Canadian Pacific company In its pres ent struggle ' for command of Puget sound trade. The new vessel first touched the water last Saturday. She was christened by Mrs. . Marpole, wife Of the Canadian Paclflo executive as sistant. Having five, decks the ship can ac commodate majiy more than any other ship onHhe cofest and will have great er speed. The Charlotte will establish a new passenger steamer standard on the Pa cific. Canadian Pacific -officials are confident that her appearance will com pel the Inland Navigation company to give up Its rate contest between Vic toria, Vancouver and sound points. . THREE. VESSELS SPOKEN. Windjammer Coming Here Seen Off v ' , the Moroco Coaau - -Three Portland bound windjammers were spoken recently by vessels having Just reached port at different places. The reported vessels are the French bark Leon Blum, the British ship Brablocb and the British ship Carmanlan. The Leon Blum was taken for new crop wheat loading about four weeks ago. She will ston at San Francisco to deliver some general freiuht brought out from "Shields before coming here. The Blum was spoken In the vicinity of the Cepe Verde Islands on May 20, anl should be well aloru towards Cape Horn bv this time. The Brablock'wag spoken a few de grees farther north than "the Blum, in the vicinity of the Canary Islands off the Moroco coast. She Is bringing ce ment and general cargo from Antwerp. She was spoken June It. The British ship Carmanlan ' was spoken within a few degrees of the posi tion of the Brabloch. but the date is not given. It is supposed, however, that she was sighted In company with the Brabloch because she left Hamburg about the same time -that the Brabloch Bet sail from Antwerp. The Carmanlan also brings cement and reneral cargo, ASTORIA MARINE - NEWS. Lumber-Lit den Sailing Schooners Are Ready to Depart. (Special DU patch to The Joa-aaL) Astoria, Or.. July 1. Tha schooner John A. Campbell cleared this morn ing for San Pedro with a cargo of 675. 000 -feet of lumber, loaded at the Tongue Point Lumber company's mill. A contract -was made today wherel-y the -Steam schooners Olsen and Ma honey will tow one of the Benson log rafts to San Diego. I The schooner W.Y T. Jewett cleared at the custom house" today for Re doodo, with S85J00 feet of lumber. FOR BETTER, SERVICE. That Is Sir James Mission In Visiting Canadian Government. ' v.. ' (netted Preas Leaaed Wire.) Vancouver, B. C. July 1. On Ms Wst to Interview-the Canadian aovern- ment in regard to the Canadian-Australian steamship line, Sir J.unes Mills, managing director of the I'nion Steam ship company, and Lady Mills pasBe'l through Victoria yesterday. Sir James said if his mission was successful he would arrange for improved service. Two large vessels will be built, of the same type as the Makuri, the largest of the company's fleet, under construction st Glasgow. They would replace the Aorangl and the Mnana. Low water 8:66 a. m., 0.2 feet; 9:06 p. m., S.T feet. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. MARINE NOTES. Astoria, July 1. Arrived at 9:25 a. m., steamer Nevadan, from Seattle. ' Sailed at 1-0:00 a m., British steamer Katanza, for Comax, B. G. San Francisco. July 1. Arrived at 7 a. ra., steamer Homer, from Portland. Sailed last night, steamer City of Pan ama for Portland. Astoria, June 80. Arrived at 1 p. m., tug Dauntless, from San Francisco. Ar rived St 1 and left up at .1:80 p m. steamer Tosemite, from San Francisco. Arrived at 1 p. m,, steamer Rosecrans, with schooner Monterey for Monterey. Arrived at 11 a. m., steamer Rainier, from San Francisco. Port San Luis, June 80. Sailed last night, steamer Argyll, for Portland. Astoria. July 1. Condition of th bar at 8 a m.. smooth; wind northwest 4 miles; weather, clear. Tides at Astoria today High water 1:54 a. ra.. 8.1 feet; 3:25 p. m., 7.2 feet. CASTORIA Tor Infanta and Children. Tb8 Klni Yea Hats Alwaji Bragjil i Bsmr th Bignaturt of -s7 The steamer City of aPnama left San Fraicisco last night for Coos Bay and Is due to arrive here next Sunday in place of the steamer Breakwater. 1 The steam schooner Nome City will leave Couch street dock Saturday night for Coos Bay instead of the steamer Alliance which will be off the Coos Bay run a couple or weeks for a general overhauling. .Charles P. Doe, manager of- the North Pacific Steamship company, arrived In Portland yesterday on the steamer Roa noke. He .has been spendina . several weeks at San Francisco. ' . The British steamer Madura, left down at noon todav bound for St. Vin cent, Cape Verde Islands, "with a cargo of 224.569 bushels of wheat, -v-nliiixi The steam schooner Northland. r re tain SJrlckson, left down for San Fran cisco with 875.000 feet of lumbar. Rh. completed loading at tha mills ef the ruruMB liuinwr company yesterday. -The river Is slowly fallinsr , and will be down to 17 feet tomorrow. The low er docks are gradually raisins; out of tha water and Will soon be ih condition again to begin receiving fmtrht. - ia.pia.in ueorge um way, superintend ent o the O. R. 4 N. Jwater lines, wsa oiucn improveu mis morning; and there seems to ba soma hope now of his re covery. He was dangerously low for several days, his physician having TIMBER LOCATION k LEADS TO TROUBLE T. .B. Bidwell nd R. R. JrfeAaam Thursday tO answer to the cbnrite tf idafraudjos J. U. Iuback of; $Ui. Jt timber claim that proved to be worth less waa need to draw out--the money, so it is alleged. j ' Associated with Bidwell are A. C. Hanson, Gerald Anderson and K. P will be brought Into the case. Duhaf k i U an opUclan at 174 Fourth street. Bid- 1 won .9 . wimna Business man, while McAdama la a timber cruiser. C. Mwrinur appeared lor theni In tha municipal, court.,.,.. rV fy i' StopperVnt. T)ld vou vauv. A-mn l v. woods?": ' ,. - ... "Sura? Ws had an nncorklns; good time. . r Never Falls to RESTOIIE CItAY cr V. II AIR to Its NAT! co Lo n and UEAUiy No matter how Ion? it has tt .1 t W faded. Froraot a luxufi-n'. p; of healthy bair. fctof:$ i"s f:... ' and positively rtnsvrt Atntl. Keeps hair ecft ! (!, ' fusa all iuh.titi:''i. 2.'i ti;;. , r b $1.00 ts 60c s is. : is r;oT a nvr. Jl en u e f ,11 i
